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Ford Mach 1, the highly anticipated electric crossover, could have styling and design inspired from the current generation Mustang.

Dodge Viper, one of the most iconic muscle cars of all time could make a comeback by 2020. The production of the Viper was stopped in 2017.

FCA's most profitable company 'Jeep' has some big launches lined up over the next five years including a new entry-level SUV. While speculations were rife of a small SUV to join the Jeep stable, the presentation yesterday revealed an A/B segment Jeep SUV indeed in the making. To be positioned below the Jeep Renegade, the American automaker will be entering the sub 4-metre SUV segment with the all-new offering.

The India-bound Volvo XC40 is the Swedish giant's smallest crossover yet, and the model certainly has taken the fancy of potential buyers across the globe. Keeping up with the strong demand, the automaker has now announced that it will be ramping up production of the XC40 to meet nearly 80,000 orders for the SUV. The Swedish offering is manufactured at the Geely-owned Volvo's Ghent facility in Belgium and will also commence at the Luqiao plant in China from the first half of 2019.

The Tesla founder on Monday revealed plans to install 10,000 Supercharger stations for his company's electric vehicles around the world by 2019 end.

The VW T-Cross is the small crossover from the German stable and will borrow design elements from the VW T-Roc SUV.

The 2019 Audi A4 facelift will get tons of cosmetic changes to its design, but will not copy the design elements form the A6 or even the A7 and A8 for that matter.

Tesla has officially announced the highly anticipated and much awaited Tesla Model 3 AWD and Tesla Model 3 Performance variants. The performance version of the Tesla Model 3 will be available earlier with production starting around July 2018 with the standard AWD versions starting soon after. Tesla has also announced prices on the Model S AWD and the Performance versions. While the standard AWD starts at $ 54,000, the Performance version will start at a whopping $ 78,000! And both these prices are without the autopilot function. The Tesla Model 3 AWD will look pretty much like the standard car but the performance version will have some very noticeable changes to both the exterior and the interior.